DB2 deactivate database

16 July,2011 by Tom Collins

Depending on the circumstances , it may be necessary to either deactivate one DB2 database or all databases in a single instance

 

To deactivate one database , the following steps will help:

 

-          Turn AUTORESTART off via the command

Db2 update cfg for using autorestart off

 

-force the users off

 Db2 force applications all

 

-          deactivate database

 

db2 deactivate db

 

 

On certain occasions this does not work. In that case do a Quiesce database

 

QUIESCE DATABASE <my_db> IMMEDIATE FORCE CONNECTIONS

 

To allow access again UNQUIESCE will be required .

  

To deactivate all databases in an instances –  follow the steps above for all databases or execute a shell script such as the one below. This will iterate through all the databases in the instance and deactivate , and creates a log file  :

 

 

 

working_dir=$PWD
logfile="DEACTIVATE__`date +%d%m%y`.log"
touch $working_dir/$logfile

>$working_dir/$logfile

echo "Current working directory $working_dir" >> $working_dir/$logfile

echo "operatation began `date`" >> $working_dir/$logfile

for i in `db2 list db directory | grep 'Database name' | awk '{print $4}'`;

do

echo "=============================="  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

echo "beginning takeover for $i"  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

echo "=============================="  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

echo "checking database state"  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

state=$(db2 get db cfg for $i | grep 'HADR database role' | awk '{print $5}');

echo "Current state is $state"  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

 

echo "command : db2 takeover hadr on db $i"  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

db2 deactivate db $i  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

 

echo "=============================="  >> $working_dir/$logfile ;

echo "";

done

echo "operatation ended `date`" >> $working_dir/$logfile



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